We are sure that everyone would like to have some of the things that belonged to their favorite artists or those musicians they greatly admire. And if you are fans from hell of himself Freddie Mecury, pay close attention, because 1,500 of the Queen frontman’s personal items will be auctioned off, and you could take something.
As they read it, it is not a joke. In accordance with Rolling Stonelto Sotheby’s auction house, will offer some of the things that were in Freddie Mercury’s house in London, which had not been touched for 30 years. And wow, among the objects there are real jewels that any lover of music or Queen will want to have in her collection.
1,500 Freddie Mercury personal items (and some Queen jewelry) to be auctioned
According to Asociated Pressamong the 1,500 Freddie Mercury objects that will be auctioned, there are very valuable items, such as the original handwritten lyrics of two Queen classics: “We Are The Champions” and “Killer Queen”which are expected to reach a value between 200 thousand and 300 thousand pounds sterling (that is, more or less about 4 or 6 million Mexican pesos).
As if this were not enough, among the Freddie Mercury things that they will offer, there are also iconic outfits, such as theto custom crown –inspired by San Eduardo– and the red velvet cape the legendary singer wore at Knebworth in 1986, during Queen’s last live performance.. We say
And when will the auction for the Freddie Mercury objects take place?
Although in addition to all those Freddie Mercury objects referring to Queen, in the thousand 500 articles there are also other personal items, such as his collection of Japanese art, glassware, art and fabrics, 11 watercolors by Russian art deco artist Erté, an 1880 painting by James Jacques Tissot, and Mercury’s 1975 Martin D-35 acoustic guitar in its original case.
Now, if you want to enter the auction for any of the objects that belonged to Freddie Mercury, we tell you that Sotheby’s will put it together in September 2023, with much of the proceeds from the sale of the items going to charity. How are you? Would you be willing to spend a good wool to keep one of these jewels?
